New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-09
PKUrL CTION FOR THE AMERICAN HEN.
yoLKs AND WHITES OF EGGS lMroKrED srrARArELr

YOLKs AND WHITES OF KGGS IMPORTED SEPARATELY
IN GREAT QUANTITIES Duly FgKg.
Friends OF tho American hen who think tnat che dc
serves aud sbou receive protection sgans tho ruuous
competition ami Industry OF tho European fowl
are pleased Stu tue worgna OF the tara which allow
millions oggs yearly to DO imported into this country
90 duty 10 be tor manufacturing purposes pure
simple Tho farmer and housewife IN tue 90 un,ry
cannot get above 10 cents dozen for HE eggs In sprug
time, and that To be takon out IN trade which
u.ans an actual cash value OF cents dozen not
enough repay MIN for tho tanrs and cracked
the hen consumed during the winter and tho hay slo
used to m.ks her nest Of in the spring. Comnission
whose pecenses reduced BY tho aoou OF
foreign eggs are also feeling sore" Said OF them
yesierday:
he business OF importing egg yolks and egg albumen.
which only began about nva yoars ago, IL assuming
larger proportions every year, aud every German
steamer brings dozens OF barrels OF egg yoks
hundreds Of tnlined aitIgnt of egg abumen or
W.tes Ut egt. Ii ~ possible to call the albunen
food IL is us,d very un n.lesom,- shape
O.ing consumed chiony by candy manufacturers aud
CONNECTION Tho former jdrt Dow Cbristuas draw
the GUILTY OF @aeirx heir candy swell mp aud appear
oue-thitd Arxer For small outlay for aihnmsn they
they ray 1t aerut,s the candy. II certainly makes II
dry opcugehe, aud candy 1sde OF 1t te'te' 1t
was Infused with cnrDonlc acid Gas. When | buy Try
children candles for their Christmas slocs,bes make
point avoid al candy made OF Dlbnnien, tor II
sort oI fraud The litllo Oucs.
Bnt there IA no Justice fairness the farmer In
permitting tuOusAuus uOIHr5 or 10 u. I'm
ported for by leather manufacturers Tor tanning
purpv-es. ForinerIy thero uuly OF 20 per
levied eag yOiks. bat tho morOccO AMI KID leah
manufacturers, WORKING Through the grocers. got
uuty rnioSo,i OH tho gronDd that cgs yOig was food
product and necessary OF liie AMI the pOJr
DO1se people were camVrng for IL to eisrify neir
>O~ tne proportion of yolK soi cOaee currcr
found material. Ia tho amount us-d nv why
tiuuers L. bucket OF conn AIRED
Norm h.rr at ,pringtide 1t is fraud on the back
CUuutr, farmer.
where 40 most OF tho eggs como from 7"
Germany seldc over more than all other countries
ri..nl
and Italy send great uea also. Tue oRg yox
Ia Tho stToDs barrels which have already
dvio duty Ia transporting from THIS country 10
Europe. Inc yo!ks are IN ii4uld form mixed WIN
about Give per cent OF salt barrel or yOlks VIII
weigh jOU pounds Tho Wholesale prco Of the product
Ourteru ccns pound ana 1t the yolks OF about
tDroo dozen eggs 10 make u pound. Tho alDunen rs
pouads. IL II aiied Ia the paos or glass. TIE
prize Lad Tor II here In 30 cents pound. Tho thrifty
Gurmans manage u ship the whole teg over here
suoll and Nil. Jho shells are ground mixed with
Clay the a.iiUiftufo sbcIla
pcounsr gloss and rnis These pipes stamped and
sent over u trupt passcrsby tho windows of
tOOsvoO-shOps rs genuine P0wnatan."
Quo VI the cLlof pofpulsito5 the fat we'll ed
ho,o cooks Of the city tho sale white. eggs rhoy
Vast deal in0ro or tus yOiks, TO make pound cakes
etc.. tnaD tcy do Of tue wAites The latter is slp Ell
into big jug which every COOK keeps handy. BY aDd-
appears ut the enrancr to the kitchen He buys the
alDupen from the coOf pay na him thirty cents pouud
then goos ao~u-own " tho candy Manufacturers ana
sells IL for rIty cents.
Tho TO which tho impor tatIon of egg in tbs
coudition mentioned is supplanaR the importation of
tho Ugg It's pIoto form ye ny follow
imporstou OF whole esgs In 1882 amounted to 1884
cases. Valued ut 900; 1854 lsS os.e. valued at
e<l6686 $780, 22,20O cssos, valued II t236Olg. Tho
dsarss for 1856 will steady decline those Of
1885. here can b sssns i've xsss he Gilman Asd We
decline